Houston’s south-side private longevity clinic.

You’re minutes away.

Wellness Elite Fitness is based in Friendswood, on Houston’s south side. The drive from the Galleria area is roughly 35 minutes via 288 South; from the Texas Medical Center, about 25 minutes via 288 or I-45; from Sugar Land, 35–45 minutes via Beltway 8. Members from West University, Bellaire, Pearland, and the Texas Medical Center make the drive multiple times per week.

Wellness Elite Fitness is based in Friendswood at 104 Whispering Pines Avenue. The facility serves the greater Houston-south metro — Houston, Friendswood, Pearland, League City, Webster, and Clear Lake. For training-led members in each city: Pearland PT · League City PT · Webster PT · Clear Lake PT · Houston south PT.

Address & hours

104 Whispering Pines Avenue
Friendswood, TX 77546
(832) 481–2922
hello@mywellnesscorporation.com

Strength floor open 24 hours, 7 days. Recovery suite (sauna, cold plunge, HBOT, float, modalities) 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM daily. Tours by appointment.

Every modality — programmed, not stocked.

The full WEF stack runs out of the Friendswood facility:

• Strength & conditioning — Panatta, Atlantis, and Watson under one roof.
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) — 1.5 ATA chamber, programmed by session.
• Cryotherapy — whole-body cold exposure for recovery and norepinephrine response.
• Float tank — sensory-deprivation float for cortisol reset.
• Infrared sauna & red light therapy — longevity-protocol modalities, dosed weekly.
• PEMF therapy — pulsed electromagnetic field, for inflammation and recovery.
• Pneumatic compression — lymphatic and recovery-stack work.
• Hydrogen therapy — molecular hydrogen for selective oxidative stress reduction.
• DEXA body scan & metabolic testing — the markers we actually watch.
• Personal training, MetCon, and nutrition coaching — coaches who read labs.
• Massage and stretch therapy — hands-on recovery, programmed against your training week.

For service-specific deep-dives, see all services. For the longevity-program work, see Dr. Chaudhari, our Chief Medical Officer.

Neighboring cities.

Members from Friendswood, Pearland, League City, Webster all visit the Friendswood facility regularly.

Complementary, not a substitute.

Most longevity care in Houston divides into two camps. A hospital diagnostic happens twice a year and tells you where you are. A concierge longevity practice writes the prescription. Both are useful. Neither is the daily layer underneath — the strength block, the recovery suite, the biomarker carry-forward between panels — that determines whether the diagnostic ever moves.

Wellness Elite Fitness is that daily layer. We are not a substitute for your physician’s executive panel or your concierge longevity program; we are the practice that runs between them. Your panel tells you what to work on. The four-to-six visits a week here are how the work gets done.

If your physician has already written you a longevity protocol, send it; Dr. Chaudhari and the team will program around it. If you don’t have one yet, the consult starts a baseline panel of your own.

Named oversight, not anonymous.

Wellness Elite Fitness is physician-advised by Dr. Swet Chaudhari, MD — board-certified in plastic surgery and general surgery, and the owner of Elite Aesthetic MD, the medical practice adjacent to the WEF floor. Dr. Chaudhari reviews protocols, signs off on member panels, and is named on the page for a reason: in the Houston longevity-clinic SERP, most facilities don’t name a physician at all. That isn’t a small detail; it’s the difference between a brand and a practice.

Cellular-health programming is led by Dana Kantara, our cellular-health specialist, and integrates with the strength and recovery programming the rest of the team runs. Behavioral wellness is led by Najla Crawford, LPC. Corporate longevity (EWCP B2B) is led by John Uresti.

Medical-side work members opt into — biomarker panels, hormone evaluation, IV therapy — is delivered through Elite Aesthetic MD, Dr. Chaudhari’s separate medical practice that sits adjacent to WEF. The two practices are deliberately structured as separate businesses; what members experience is an integrated continuum. WEF itself is a wellness facility, not a medical provider.

EWCP — Evidence-Based Wellness and Cellular Performance.

EWCP is the framework members run inside. Five pillars, fifteen markers, one composite score that updates daily. It’s the same language Dr. Chaudhari uses in panel reviews and the same language the Bioneer Score — our daily-updated 0–100 longevity composite — is built on.

The Bioneer Score reads the markers, weights them, and updates daily. Members see the composite, the contributors, what moved, and why. The score isn’t the product; it’s the dashboard for the practice.

From consult to quarterly re-test.

The membership is not a class card. It’s a structured arc that begins with a consult and a biomarker baseline, programs the next 90 days against the member’s actual numbers, and re-evaluates against a quarterly panel. The recovery modalities — HBOT, cryotherapy, sauna, cold plunge, red light, PEMF, IV — are not stand-alone purchases; they’re tools the practice draws from based on what the panel says.

For the full seven-step arc, see how it works. For what the membership replaces, see the value breakdown — the à-la-carte version of the longevity stack is usually several thousand a month before the strength floor.